The millers stuff is supposed to "coat" the metal parts to make them more slippery, reducing friction (=more power hmm) and thereby wear, so I guess this could make things sound different in the engine, similar maybe to using a thinner oil....
The millers stuff is supposed to "coat" the metal parts to make them more slippery, reducing friction
Quote from: paulw123 on February 10, 2015, 01:21:46 pmThe millers stuff is supposed to "coat" the metal parts to make them more slippery, reducing friction (=more power hmm) and thereby wear, so I guess this could make things sound different in the engine, similar maybe to using a thinner oil....Total bollocks... Sorry this Nano's oil doesn't give you additional Horsepower..Generally engines will run smoother and quieter and more efficiently after an oil change..Stick with What VW recommend .
Quote from: Saintsteve on February 10, 2015, 08:26:25 pmQuote from: paulw123 on February 10, 2015, 01:21:46 pmThe millers stuff is supposed to "coat" the metal parts to make them more slippery, reducing friction (=more power hmm) and thereby wear, so I guess this could make things sound different in the engine, similar maybe to using a thinner oil....Total bollocks... Sorry this Nano's oil doesn't give you additional Horsepower..Generally engines will run smoother and quieter and more efficiently after an oil change..Stick with What VW recommend .If Nano technology found in the Millers does reduce engine friction ??? it will increase power at the flywheel. Basic automotive principlesBMEP = IMEP - PMEP - FMEPRather than explain have a read herehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mean_effective_pressureIt might not feel like anything, who knows ?. A 750KW dyno 'may' not have the resolution to measure such small changes but there will be an increase in power under the same conditions by reducing friction.
Quote from: bigmig95 on February 11, 2015, 01:35:54 pmQuote from: Saintsteve on February 10, 2015, 08:26:25 pmQuote from: paulw123 on February 10, 2015, 01:21:46 pmThe millers stuff is supposed to "coat" the metal parts to make them more slippery, reducing friction (=more power hmm) and thereby wear, so I guess this could make things sound different in the engine, similar maybe to using a thinner oil....Total bollocks... Sorry this Nano's oil doesn't give you additional Horsepower..Generally engines will run smoother and quieter and more efficiently after an oil change..Stick with What VW recommend .If Nano technology found in the Millers does reduce engine friction ??? it will increase power at the flywheel. Basic automotive principlesBMEP = IMEP - PMEP - FMEPRather than explain have a read herehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mean_effective_pressureIt might not feel like anything, who knows ?. A 750KW dyno 'may' not have the resolution to measure such small changes but there will be an increase in power under the same conditions by reducing friction. Any fresh oil change has an effect on engine performance... But if you want to join the Nano drive band wagon then carry on... Total hype and in the real world makes No difference to any Oil that VW specify.Regular oil changes are the way to go, every 5000 miles using VW specified oils only.Sounds abit like the Catch Can hype when that came out and does bugger all in the real world How long does this Nano oil last I wonder?...is it still power prolific once it gets abit dirty